Archives
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New Module Developers guide for DotNetNuke
Michael Washington has put out a new module developers guide for DotNetNuke, he's got a link in his latest blog to the documentation page on DotNetNuke.com. Check it out, Michael has been hard at work on these two documents (parts 1 and 2) over the past few months, and they are great resources for getting familiar with DNN development.
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DotNetNuke® Gets Supercharged
Reproduced from http://www.dotnetnuke.com/About/NewsRoom/MediaReleases/DotNetNukeGetsSupercharged/tabid/1023/Default.aspx
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Windows Vista Ultimates available
It looks like some of the Vista Ultimate features are now available for download. I've got the Hold'em and bitlocker ultimates downloading now, along with what looked like 5-7 other updates as well.
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DotNetNuke 4.4.1 Released
Check out the latest release of DotNetNuke version 4.4.1 that was made public recently. Here's a list of the changelog from http://support.DotNetNuke.com/
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Launch Day
This past week has been pretty darn busy, actually, so far 2007 has been pretty darn busy. At work we've been cranking away on a pretty large project built upon DotNetNuke. It's like nothing I've seen done successfully with DNN before, so it'll be interesting to see when this latest version goes public how well it does. It's rewarding, but a damn lot of work lately. I can't wait for February. I keep telling myself in February I'm going to start working on my car again, www.project240z.com
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I skinned a Community Server site, what a pain!
I've skinned, or tweaked a CommunityServer site before, but what I must admin, it's definitely not an easy process, and not something I'd want anyone to have to go through!
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DotNetNuke Training in the United States of America, or even the World!
If you're looking for DotNetNuke Training anywhere in the world please let me know. I've got my passport and will travel.
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Tip, always set CustomErrors to Remote Only! Detroit Auto Show
Here's a quick tip for those of you using asp.net. In your web.config file, set CustomErrors="RemoteOnly".
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DotNetNuke Developer For Lexington Kentucky
If you're looking for DotNetNuke Development in the state of Kentucky be sure to check out www.engagesoftware.net. At Engage we will travel anywhere in the world to work with clients on their DotNetNuke projects. We've got experience in DotNetNuke training, skinning, development and implementation.
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DNN Daily Tip: Debugging DotNetNuke Development on Windows Vista and Visual Studio 2005
Last week I got started on getting the DotNetNuke Wiki module into a 4.4.0 source solution, so that I could convert the module to ASP.NET 2.0 and debug it in Visual Studio. Normally this wouldn't be anything out of the ordinary, I setup DotNetNuke solutions for a living, I can do it in my sleep, but I decided I was going to do all of this on my main machine running Windows Vista Ultimate edition.